Ship Efficiency 2013

vom 23.09.2013 bis 24.09.2013

Programme

23.09.2013

9.45 Uhr

Welcome by Hermann J. Klein
President of STG and
Iwer Asmussen
Executive Secretary of STG

Session

Efficient Designs and Financial Engineering
chaired by Fred Deichmann, Columbus Shipmanagement GmbH, Hamburg/Germany

10.00 Uhr

Hightech Afloat – Efficiency in Ship Design

Energy efficiency; operational flexibility; sustainability; trends and outlook

Gijs Streppel, Meyer Werft, Germany

10.30 Uhr

Efficient Bulk Carrier Designs – Setting the Bar

Starting from scratch; tough performance goals; cooperation is the key; the results

Päivi Haikkola, Deltamarin, Finland

11.00 Uhr

Coffee break

11.30 Uhr

HYUNDAI LNG Carriers – Now and in the Future

Design development of LNG carriers; MEGI fuel supply systems; comparison of various propulsion systems

Jeong Geon-Chul, HYUNDAI, Korea

12.00 Uhr

Ship Efficiency from the Viewpoint of a Financing Bank

Fuel efficiency assessment; technology assessment; new design assessment; financing consequences

Carsten Wiebers, KfW IPEX-Bank, Germany

12.30 Uhr

Investing in Maritime Technologies
Henrik Breddam, BW Ventures/Green Marine Capital, Norway

13.00 Uhr

Lunch

Session

Efficient Ship Operation and Efficiency Conversions
chaired by Dirk Lehmann, becker marine systems, Hamburg/Germany

14.30 Uhr

Enercon E-Ship 1 – A Wind-Hybrid Commercial Cargo Ship

Energy efficient ship design; Flettner-rotors; evaluation of Green-Shipping innovations

Andreas Schmidt, ENERCON, Germany

15.00 Uhr

Zero-Emission Design Concept for a Scandlines Ferry

Fridtjof Rohde, FutureShip, Germany
Claus Nikolajsen, Scandlines, Denmark

15.30 Uhr

Coffee break

16.00 Uhr

LNG as Fuel for Conventional Ships

LNG-processing systems; LNG-storage tanks; LNG- bunkering systems; design examples

Jochen Schmidt-Lüßmann, Marine Service, Germany

16.30 Uhr

AEC Maritime – The new Generation of Scrubber

Flexible, durable and reliable design; tailor-made for specific vessels; cost-efficient product

Marcel Clephas, AEC Maritime, The Netherlands

17.00 Uhr

Developing a more Fuel Efficient Tonnage through Hull and Propeller Performance Monitoring

Quantifying blasting of hulls and timely underwater maintenance and financial benefits to owners and charterers

Daniel Kane, Propulsion Dynamics, Denmark

19.00 Uhr

Conference dinner speech The End of the World we have known

How the digital revolution drives the energy Wende

Michael Jischa, TU Clausthal, Honorary President of the German Chapter Club of Rome

24.09.2013

Session

Efficient Ship Operation and Efficiency Conversions, cont´d
chaired by Hans Jakob Gätjens, Bureau Veritas S.A., Hamburg/Germany

9.00 Uhr

Mærsk Line’s Efficiency Initiatives

Performance measurement vs. performance management; retrofitting existing fleet vs. ECO-newbuildings; holistic approach to ship efficiency

Niels H. Bruus, Mærsk Line, Denmark

9.30 Uhr

E.R. Schiffahrt’s Fuel Efficiency Measures

Performance measurement vs. performance management; retrofitting existing fleet vs. ECO-newbuildings; holistic approach to ship efficiency

Jürgen Kudritzki, E.R. Schiffahrt, Germany

10.00 Uhr

Power and Cost-Savings for Container Vessels by Hydrodynamic Energy Saving Devices

First full scale experience with Becker Twisted Fin®

Friedrich Mewis, Germany
Fred Deichmann, Hamburg-Süd/Columbus Shipmanagement, Germany

10.30 Uhr

Coffee break

11.00 Uhr

First Results of Energy Saving Measures Implemented Onboard Existing Container Ships

Evaluation methodology - hull cleanliness influence; local optimisation of fore body; influence of energy saving devices & engine related parameters

Mathieu Renaud, CMA-CGM, France
Luke Berry, HydrOcean, France

11.30 Uhr

Sustainable Cruise Shipping and Holistic Quality

Background of AIDA’s energy saving approach; where do we stand, 3-litre-ship; technology measures like LNG, emission control, coating etc; other measures like routing, schedule optimization etc

Monika Griefahn, AIDA Cruises, Germany

12.00 Uhr

Laurin Maritime – Benefits of Energy Management

Benefits achieved by energy management; practical use of Marorka System; measuring success of energy saving initiatives

Captain Pär Brandholm, Laurin Maritime, Sweden

12.30 Uhr

High Performance Hull Coatings – Market view

Hull coatings market situation; measurement of impact of hull coating systems; work on hull performance measurement standard

Tom H. Evensen, Jotun, Norway

13.00 Uhr

Farewell buffet

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